- Age range
- 3–13
- Co-ed status
- Mixed
- Number of students
- 332
- Day / boarding
- Day & boarding
- Religious affiliation
- Non-denominational
- Average fees
- Day £21,947 · Boarding £33,000 (annual, inc. VAT)
- Has a nursery
- Yes
How the school describes itself
- Beaudesert Park is ambitious, broad-minded and properly all-round.
- Its published language leans on confidence, curiosity and preparing children well for the next stage.
- The school is polished, forward-looking and very comfortably prep-school.
Fee profile
Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.
Parents like
- A compelling option for families who want a confident, high-performing country prep.
- The attraction is the mix of polish, pastoral care and real onward success.
- Parents will want to decide whether the style is comfortably ambitious rather than over-engineered.
Admissions
Beaudesert Park’s admissions story feels polished, confident and very much in the mould of a well-established country prep. Families are encouraged to visit and apply in the usual way, but the school’s public emphasis on school leavers and scholarships makes it clear that destination planning is part of the proposition from early on.
Scholarships
Scholarships are a visible strength here. Beaudesert publishes lists of scholarship awards and makes senior-school movement a public measure of success, which is usually a good sign that the school takes outward outcomes seriously.
Bursaries
Beaudesert Park says bursaries are available for families whose financial circumstances justify support. The official fees page says bursaries can be worth between 80% and 100% of fees.
- Families apply for admission the following September; the school asks for forms by the end of November each year.
- Bursaries can be worth 80% to 100% of fees.
- Application forms are available from the school office. The official page says academic assessment is by Beaudesert teachers together with a report from the child’s current school, and decisions are made by the end of the Spring term.
Inspection snapshot
Families should read the latest inspection material directly and, because this is a day-and-boarding prep, look at pastoral and boarding provision as well as academic life. The important judgement call is whether the school’s high-performing prep-school profile also feels warm, grounded and sustainable for your child.
Assessment approach
Assessment looks likely to be careful, cumulative and closely tied to senior-school preparation. At a prep with a public leavers page and a strong scholarship culture, families should expect regular tracking, thoughtful coaching for transition points and academic stretch without unnecessary drama.
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